Calgary Herald - 2016-08-18

• CITY IMAM’S JAILING A ‘NIGHTMARE’
• Airport jobs attract thousands
• FAST FRIENDS, OLYMPIC STARS
• Government on side of people takes getting used to in Alberta
• COUNTRY THUNDER
• Experts reject push to force people to reveal passwords
• Hufnagel drops coaching reins, but still offers the brains
• Calgary film fest announces this year’s galas
• Seven days in jail enough for ‘stupid’ tree theft
• Oil and gas giant pursues property tax break
• Escape from healing lodge puts focus on security
• Cabbie injured in blast slams police
• Time to think about heading back
• Canada lags in defending journalist­s, Fahmy says
• NDP SEES DIFFERENTL­Y FROM PC FOREBEARS
• Education minister supports LGBTQ youth
• MORNEAU HAS PRAISE FOR ALBERTA’S CLIMATE POLICY
• Desperate times cited as crime in the core rises
• Big phenom battles little speedster again
• Double-stabbing suspect to judge: ‘I didn’t mean to’
• Edmonton mayor ups push for cycling-friendly park
• Edmonton tattoo provider shuttered over health risk
• B.C. fire bans back and getting longer
• AHS pulls plug on six low-rent units
• Scrappy cat causing stir after taking on pit bull
• Haida strip titles from two hereditary chiefs for backing Enbridge
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Olympic Games are an antidote to our culture of phoniness
• THE NDP’S DIRTY LINEN
• Vitamin therapy brings drip to your door
• Goodale seeks new anti-terror measures
• STUFF 1 CANADIAN CAN JUMP OVER.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT A FIRE
• Car service bill was ‘too high’: minister
• ‘I could not have been more unlucky’
• Judge boots squatters from senator’s land
• TRUMP SHAKES UP CAMPAIGN
• Celebratin­g Rio’s festive Circus of Life
• AN UPHILL BATTLE
• Lamaze riding a new high
• Bev Wake keeps an eye out for the witty, wild and plain ridiculous.
• Q&A Swimmers ordered to stay in Brazil
• Russians spike Canada’s medal quest
• SEMENYA’S PHYSIOLOGY STILL A DIVISIVE SUBJECT
• GLACIAL PACE OF PLAY HARDLY EXCITING FOR NEW SPECTATORS
• Brazilian fans give boost to U.S. team
• Flames hire former Coyotes GM Maloney as new pro scout
• Stamps’ rookie receiver eager for his first start
• BETTMAN, FEHR PUMPING UP WORLD CUP
• Career season unfolding for Happ
• Lowe’s says Rona integratio­n remains on course
• Are we again witnessing an oil price head fake?
• PMIC investors may see some of lost cash
• RYDER RETURNS TO GROWING DENTONS
• Rivals’ financing woes give Bombardier an edge
• U.S. railroads slow to follow safety order
• Performanc­e Sports reveals SEC investigat­ing in wake of delayed audit
• B.C. climate plan set for revision
• Iran’s aging oilfields may be OPEC key
• Motor City hiring talent in Silicon Valley for next race
• HOW DO YOU ADAPT YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY FOR SUMMER?
• How to make Pokemon Go a no-go at work
• CBA’s The Pitch showcases the power of legal innovation
• Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
• RESISTANCE TRAINING
• BIOPIC ABOUT PAINTER MAUD LEWIS TO OPEN CALGARY FILM FESTIVAL
• Eat often to stay thin?
• TRAFFIC TIPS FROM THE CITY
• Calgary welcomes visiting educators
• Ensuring a healthy return to class

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